Ghosn may no longer serve as Renault CEO, successor will be found from within

According to foreign media reports, Carlos Ghosn, chairman of the Renault-Nissan Alliance and CEO of Renault, hinted that he may no longer serve as CEO of Renault in the future and will focus on the work of the Renault-Nissan-Mitsubishi Alliance. He hopes to continue to deepen the cooperation of the alliance in the future. Ghosn, 63 years old, is an industry veteran who pulled Nissan from the brink of collapse to a global leader. He has served as CEO of Renault since 2005.

He said: "If both parties recognize my contribution to the alliance's future roadmap, our cooperation will continue. If not, I will terminate my term." He added that holding multiple positions is also a big challenge for me.

In December, French media Les Echos reported that Renault is currently looking for Ghosn's successor. Renault hopes to find a candidate who can take on multiple operational roles, and the best candidate may come from Renault or have worked in Renault before.

Indeed, as the Renault-Nissan-Mitsubishi Alliance grows in size, Ghosn also needs help. Moreover, after the establishment of the alliance, the shared modular platform production between Renault, Nissan and Mitsubishi, keeping in step is also the key issue that needs to be solved first.

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